The Vision of George Washington
"I do not know whether it is owing to the anxiety of my mind, or what, but this afternoon, as I was sitting at the table engaged in prepar- ing a dispatch, something seemed to disturb me. Looking up, I beheld standing opposite me a singularly beautiful female. So astonished was I, for I had given strict orders not to be disturbed, that it was some mo- ments before I found language to inquire the cause of her presence. A second, a third, and even a fourth time did I repeat my question, but re- ceived no answer from my mysterious visitor except a slight raising of her eyes. "Presently I heard a voice saying 'Son of the Republic, look and learn,' while at the same time my visitor extended her arm eastwardly. I now beheld a heavy white vapor at some distance rising fold upon fold. This ;;:l'adually dissipated, and 1 looked UpUll a strange scene. Before me la} spread out in one vast plain all the countries of the world-Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. I saw rolling and tossing between Europe and Ameri- ca the billows of the Atlantic, and between Asia and America lay the Pacific. (WLA..R OF 1812) " 'Son of the Republic,' said the same mysterious voice as before, 'look and learn.' At that moment I beheld a dark, shadowy being, like an Angel, standing, or rather floating in mid-air, between Europe and America. Dipping water out of the ocean in the hollow of each hand, he sprinkled some upon America with his right hand, while with his left hand he cast some on Europe. Immediately a cloud raised f.rom these countries, and joined in mid-ocean. For a while it remained stationary, and then moved slowly westward, until it enveloped I-A..mericain its murky folds. Sharp flashes of lightning gleamed through it at intervals, and I heard the smothered groans and cries of the American people. A second time the angel dipped water f.rom the ocean, and sprinkled it out as before. The dark cloud was then drawn back to the ocean, in whose heaving billows it sank fro'll view. (THE CIVIL WAm "LAthird.. time I heard the mysterious voice saying, 'Son of the Re- public, the end of the century cometh, look and learn.' At this the dark shadowy angel turned his face southward, and from Africa I saw an ill- omened spectre approach our land. It flitted slowly over every town and city of the latter. The inhabitants presently set themselves in battle array against each other. As I continued looking I saw a bright angel, on whose brow rested a crown of light, on which was traced the word UNION bear- ing the American flag, which he placed between the divided natio~, and (Continued on page seven) T~1E RICH MAN AND LAZARUS
Let us turn to Luke 16: 19-31, 'lion lay at your gate, would you "derided Him" (Verse 14) while and read carefully the parable of at once recognize him as Oll':)of the Gentiles, "publicans and sin- the r:'ch man and Lazarus. A par- God's elect, a child of the ring? ners," drew near unto Him to hear able is a fictitious narrative; an I am sure that David would 'lnt, Him (Luke 15: 1). The law and allegory from which a moral is for he said, "I have been young, the prophets were until John, since drawn. The true meaning of a and now am old; yet have I not that time the Kingdom of God is parable is ll'ovaliant !Jroof of her sharing heaven would ring, teachings of the sainted Charles F. this with other Israel Peoples. Her When little folks nodded and babies Parham. He showed the DaneS to recent pact with her godless foe would weep, be the present day representatives leaves much to be desired, but it The mothers made pallets and put of the tribe vf Dan. With them does assure her continued existence them to sleep. are to be included all other Scan- (a fulfillment of prophecy) and In this little church all our young dinavian peoples. Others of the further it does make certain that folks were wed, Lost Ten Tribes· have as their the theatre of the war will move And outside in the graveyard we descendants the Anglo-Saxon and to the Balkans and the near East buried our dead. Celtic races of the leading COUll- (Palestine) where presently we The menfolks who didn't have tail- tries of the world. shall see God making mighty exe- or-made suits, Ancient Israel is still Eving. Not cution on all who hate Him with Just came in their jeans and pair in the Jew,:; alone, who form a v-=ry H:s battle axe and weapons of war. of work boots. small and adulterated portion, but Praise His name. Cotton dresses and hose-Ai sun- more especially and principally in LAWRENCE R. GUTHRIE, bonnet, too, the !Jeo!Jes of the Christian and Poolesville, Maryland. Anything clean and neat for the democratic countries. women would do. Once we asked an educated Nor- WICHITA YOUNG For it wasn't a question of what wegian lady what the difference PEOPLE'S RALLY you should wear, as to the physical characteristcs The young People's Rally for The thought uppermost was the between the Norwegians and the Central Kansas was held Monday preachin' and prayer. Swedes were. Her re:!)ly was, "The night, ,April 22, at the New Mis- Contributed by Kittie V. Stockdick. Swedes are more like the Finns." sion in Wichita, Kansas, 200 South While it is true that the Ea·st- St. Clair Street. There was a (Editorial Note: We take the ern Finns consider themselves to good re:!)resentation from all the privilege of dedicating this poem be of Mongolian stock, it is equal- churches of the district. Evange- to our friends at the Fairland ly true that the Western Finns are list Claude Parham brought the Church, Fouke, Arkansas.) very closely related to the Swedes message of the evening. The new and so are Scandinavians. The officers are: Altis Watkins nresi- Evangelists Claude and Lula Par- basis of this resemblance lies in the dent; Naomi Mahan, vice-pr~sident; ham are now on an extensive historical fact of large Swedish Melvin Scott, choir leader; Opal evangelistic trip through We'st settlements in Finland. Reno, pianist; Elba Reno, secre- Texas and New Mexico. But we have an even greater evi- tary. -0- dence of the Finns being people of Brother Ben Barker has been Israel in the statement that they The Sutton Brothers Evangelistic pastoring the work at Perryton, are ninety-nine per cent Christian party will begin a Revival at Texas, the past few months, and and of these more than nL'lety-five Leaky, Texas, April 25. reports fine services there. Dear Ones of the Faith: Evangelists John and Viola Mod- We wish to report good news rick are in an old-time revival at from Wichita. God has been bless- Englewood, Kansas. Different ing in every service. Several who ministers have been Yis~ting and were 'Seriously ill have been defi- The Mission at Sultana, Calif., helping in the meeting. Opal Bol- nitely healed and a good spirit is progre'ssing nicely, having good linger has been assisting, and has prevails in the Young People's crowds and much interest shown been a blessing with her beautiful meetings, the Sunday School and under the capable pastoring of paintings. regular services. Brother Calhoon and family. -0- Brother Gail Schultz held us a -0- Sister Cozetta Wells and Sister Revival from March 15 to 24. The Brother Rov Wooster and wife Amy Randle report that good in- people were encouraged and build- have been a g-reat blessing and in- terest is being shown in the cot- ed UD in this meeting. We have spiration to the people at Rockdale, tage prayer meetings in Kingman, moved the Mission (Seneca Street Texas, and will continue there as Kansa:s. All ministers are invited Mission) from 1227 McCormick pastors. to stOll when passing. Street to 200 South St. Clair Street. -0- -0- We have a larger and better place. Brother Reuben and Sister Brother James Hosler and fam- The name of our Mission now is' Myrtle Davis, of Rosemead, Calif., ily held a meeting at Mount Zion, "The Apostolic Faith Mission." have been assisting Brother Lynn, near Stella, Missouri, aS'sisted by We have 'Services, on Sunday, both in the new work at Temple City, Carl Forbes and family. morning and night, Tuesday night California. -0- prayer meeting; Wednesday night -0- Brother and Sister Harold Will- Young People's Bible Study; and Sister Hazel Hubbard of Hemp- iams have been pastoring at Free- Friday night Bible Study, with 'stead, Texas, writes that the Lord dom, Oklahoma. They are having Sister Margaret Yeakel in charge is blessing in the services there. good crowds and good interest. of this service. And they are looking forward to a Brother Bob RU'ssell and family The Young People's Rally of th~s Holy-Ghost revival. are now in a revival meeting there. District was held here April 22. -0- -0- Altis Watkins of Wichita, is presi- The Lord is blessing in the work Brother and Sister John Mod- dent of the Rallie'S. at Alvin, Texa's. Brother Alfred rick have been in evangelistic ser- Pray for us that God will ble'ss Whitely and family are pastoring vices in the South, visiting the our labors as we Pastor here. there. different missions of South and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Reiger -0- Central, Texas. Brother and Sister Joe Smith of ~o- Clear Lake, Oklahoma Brookshire, Texas, write the Lord Brother John Hockersmith and We are happy to report that our is blessing in the regular Tuesday party have been assisting in the church work is making rapid pro- night prayer meetings in their regular services in the different gress. The attendance is increas- home, and the meetings have been missions throughout the Tri-State ing and a better fellowship among well attended. district. all. -0- -0- We have Sunday School and Brother and Sister LaVerne Si'Ster Mary King of Webb City, preaching service each Sunday Johnson of Nevada, Missouri, have Mo., assisted by Brother and Sis- morning; prayer meeting every entered the ministry and are look- ter Bill Hanley, are now in a re- Thursday evening with very inter- ing after the work at the Fifth vival meeting at the mission in esting le'Ssons. Our Young People's Street M~ssion, Baxter Springs', Purcell, Missouri. meeting is every Sunday evening Kansas, and will be open for calls --0- under the leadership of our pastor, in the evangelistic work. Evangelist Clifford Thacker and Sister Pearl Thomas. Much in- -0- family of Joplin, Missouri, have terest is being shown as we read Sister Irene Dilworth, of Skia- just closed a revival meeting in and study the Word of God. We took, Oklahoma, has been laboring Hartford, ,Arkansas, and are now know there will be much accom- for the Lord in and around Skia- back in the Tri-State district. plished for the Lord as we know took for the past several months. -0- He is working in our midst. -0- The work at Hardesty, Okla., is NOLEN DYE Brother and Si'Ster Howard Up- progressing very nicely under the degrove of Carterville, Missouri, ministry of Brother Joe Faries and EXTRA PAPERS are starting an open air meeting wife. in Carterville, and are expecting to We have some extra copies of -0- back numbers of The AEagle Lake, building a new church at Pineville. of Sister Molton. Texas, was dedicated March 24, Brother and Sister Clay and fam- -0- Evangelist Darrell Sutton bringing ily are now near Ames, Iowa, do- Evangelist Bob RU'ssell and fam- the dedication sermon. South ing pioneer work for the Lord in ily have just closed a revival meet- Texas was well represented as that state. ing at Round Top Community, 15 many came from the different -0- miles northeast of Booker, Texas. towns around. May God bles's Sis- Evangelist Claude Pruitt and Much interest was shown and ter Zelma Berger, as she continues Reuben Busch have closed a re- heavy conviction rested upon the to pastor there. vival meeting at Rock Island, congregation and a few responded -0- to the call. Texas, laboring in the day time Reverend Julia Taylor of Wich- building the new church at Eagle -0- ita, Kansas, announces the opening Lake, Texas. Brother and Sister Harold Coop- of a new church, "The Ark Taber- -0- er closed a successful revival in nacle," in the 100 block on New Evangelists Lloyd and Dora Bo- Polar, Texas, and are now at Glade, York Street, Wichita, Kan'sas. ren are in Leaky, Texa's, looking Arkansas, in a revival. -0- after the work of the Lord, and -0- Evangelist James Hosler and report the Lord is blessing there. A new church is being built at family will begin a revival the Brother Bill Brewer and Brother Palm City, California, under the first of May at Arnett, Oklahoma. Claude Bishop and family ha~ direction of Sister Hattie Ostran- Brother and Sister Jake Pletcher, been there for service. der, pastor. pastors. Evangelist Marcus' Adair and FORSAKING ALL FOR CHRIST He had loved, lived with, called, party have been evangelizing in When we speak of forsakng and taught; nevertheless in the Southwest Texa:s. God is blessing something very dear to us', we hour of trial they forsook Him, and their labors in a remarkable way. sometimes think, it's much, I'll not then ran for fear of what man Their permanent address is Perry- give up this thing. I know it's might do or say. Why we think ton, Texas. not displeasing to God. Such fool- it was awful for them to d0 this, -0- ish thoughts, when God is really and think what we would have done The Sutton Brothers Evangelis- trying to clean us up and make had we been there, but, oh 'Say, tic !larty have been in a 'auccessful something out of us; yet we fight friends, I'm afraid we would have revival in the new church at back and pretend we don't know done still worse, because we are Eagle Lake, Texas. Brother and His voice, and listen to the VIOice forsaking Him now, and we don't Sister William Yeakel have been which we know is of the devil or have half the tests to go through assisting in the meeting there. our own conscience. I read an ar- that they did. "But," you say, -0- ticle one time which admoniahed "you don't know what :.m awful Evangelist E. W. Dickson and young people to always listen to trial I go through'." "Oh, yes, I family have closed a meeting at the smaller voice, because the will do," we all have trials, but that's Fifth Street Mission in Baxter to do wrong seems to be so much no reason to forsake Jesus. Why, Springs, Kan'sas, and have return- the stronger. He's our burden bearer, and the ed to Waldo, Arkansas, near FORSAKE-what a big word in greater the tr:al the closer we where they will beg:n a tent re- one sense; yet just a seven letter should cling to the Lord. When vival about the middle of May. word. On thi:s word stands the we say, "I'll never forsake Him," -0- true test of disc:pleship. We can't do we mean it? Remember, one Evangelist Gail W. Schultz will put love of father and mother; day Peter said the same thing ::nd begin a revival campaign at the even the friendshill of our deare'at we know h:s outcome, so let's not new mission in Seneca, Missouri, friends, should not keep us from be boastful but let's be prayerflll, May 12th. Tica Tabor, pa'stor. being true soldiers of the cros'a. believing God and trusting Him to -0- Oh, yes, we give excuses. "We keep us faithful. The Rees Brothers Evangelistic can't do this or that because of Then we have these precious party are in a revival at the Vic- something," but every man has to words of Jesus, "I will Never leave tory 'Schoolhouse, southwest of La- answer to God and when we stand thee nor forsake thee." After we verne, Oklahoma. before God it's not going to be have done all seemingly that is in -0- "Did so and so let you do this?" our power, He will not count our Brother Paul Bollinger has been but the question is "Did you do efforts as in vain, but He gives us in a revival at West End, Hou'aton, what I called you to do?" "Did His promise also that He will never Texas. Mrs. Paul Bollinger has you forsake father, mother, friends, leave us. What a wonderful been looking after the services if need be to follow me?" Jesus promise! We find in II Cor. 4: at Follett, Texas, while Brother says', "Take up thy cross and fol- 9 that Paul said he was persecuted Bollinger has been conducting re- low me. Taking up our cross but not forsaken. What a wonder- vivals in the South. means' an absolute surrender of our ful Savior! Even in our darkest own des:res and ambitions and a Gethsemane He's always there. Evangelist Gail W. Schultz ia in complete surrender to the will of Praise His name. a successful revival at the Union God. If we know God ha's called In closing, I want to give an ex- Church in Spearman, Texas. Paul us for a particular work and yet ample of God's care. He says that Bailey, pastor. choose to leave Him out and not even a sparrow falleth that choose a way for ourselves, no mat- He doesn't take note of. Sparrows PRAYER LIST were So plentiful in Palestine tJJat George Regier ter how satisfying it may seem- two were sold for % cent. It He Mrs. S. O. Gandy we have lost hold of eternal life; and after all that's the thing we takes notice of these despised Alice Carter are striving for, is it not? While creatures, surely He loves you and Mrs. Dye me, the peo!lle He sent His own Marilyn Janzen on the other hand if we put to death our own desires and accept Son to redeem. His children sure- Mrs. J. T. Adams the whole plan of God-make a ly should be safe in His hands. Be- W. J. Wilburn's wife and son fore we grumble, let's think of Mrs. Ray Oardy complete consecration-we shall what He forsook for us, and strive Mrs. H. R. Crawford's sister find eternal life. Now that's not more earnestly to please such a Grandpa LaMunyon so much to give up, is it? Only wonderful Savior. Mrs. Velma Boland our own llians for the plans of God, Mrs. Arthur Corl and His are so much wiser, we ANNA BETH MERTEN Mrs. Herschel Campbell are making a wonderful trade, and Hempstead, Texas. Miss Dorothy Kerst we get the best end of the trade. John Hockersmith We remember at the testing DO YOU W,ANT THE APOSTO- Mrs. H. H. Hill time of Jesus; as He prayed in LIC FAITH PAPER TO BE CON- Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dickens Gethsemane and went through TINUED TO BE SENT TO YOU? George AHen such intense suffering for the IF SO, WE MUST HEAR FROM Mother Ferguson world, how that the Bible says, YOU AT ONCE! IF YOU HAVE Mrs. Ro'sa Eichman "The disciples forsook Him a:J.d NOT ALREADY SENT YOUR Mrs. L. H. Wallace and daughter fled. (Mark 14: 50). Those whom NAoME IN, DO SO. (Continued from Page 1) dark cloud rolled back, together Rockdale, Texas, said, 'Remember ye are brethren.' with the armies it had brought, March 27, 1940 Instantly, the inhabitants, casting leaving the inhabitants of the land Dear Brother and Sister Parham: from them their weaDons became victorious. Then once more I be- Brother Robert, I trust that God friend's once more,' and united held the villages, towns and cities has touched and completely heal- around the National Standard. springing up where I had seen ed your body. Do you remember (OLD WORLD them before, while the bright the day I came to j1'Ourhouse, sick INVASION OF AMERICA) angel, planting the azure standard in body, and had been for nine "And again I heard the myster- he had brought in the midst of years? Had been through rlinie,;, ious voice saying, 'Son of the Re- them, cried with a loud voice: had taken medicine enough to .Lake public, look and learn.' At this 'While the stars remain, and the a bath in, spent hundreds of danaI'S the dark, shadowy angel placed a heavens send down dew UDon the trying to get well-all the time I trumpet to his mouth, and blew earth, so long shall the Uni~n last.' was praying but did not have tbe three distinct blasts; and taking And taking from his brow the light on healing. But when you water from the ocean, he sprinkled crown on which blazoned the word and your dear wife laid your it upon Europe, A'3ia and Africa. UNION, he placed it upon the Sta- hands on my head and we three Then my eyes beheld a fearful scene: dard while the people, kneelins prayed for God to heal my b:1Ck, from each of these countries arose down, said, 'Amen.' I was healed. That showed me that thick, black clouds that were soon "The scene instantly began to God d'd heal the bodv as well as joined into one. And throughout fade and dissolve, and I saw at last save the soul. I was ~ member ()f this mass there gleamed a dark nothing but the rising, curling va- the Ba:r>tist church for thirt.v y'vrs RED light by which I saw hordes por I at first beheld. This also and when I was 25 vears old God of armed men, who, moving with disappearing, I found myself once called me to preach Hi3 word. A~ the cloud, marched by land and more gazing upon the mysterious the Baptists did not belie',re ill \'/0- sailed by sea to America, which visitor, who, in the same voice I men preaching, I was in a heart- country was enveloped in the vol- had heard before, said, 'Son of the broken condition, but Jes,ls new'r ume of cloud. And I dimly saw Republic, what you have seen is left me alone. I have had rnnny these vast armies devastate the thu~ i~terpreted. Three great sorrows and heartaches, all oecOiuse whole country and burn the vil- penIs WIll come upon tl:e Republic. I did not '3urrender to God's will. lages, towns and cities that I be- THE MOST FEARFUL IS THE This last year was the most try- held springing up. As my ears lis- THIRD. Let every child of the ing t"me of my life. One day wben tened to the thundering of the can- R.epublic learn to live for his God, I was really praying and trusting non, clashing of swords, and the hls land, and Union.' With th3se God, I said "Lord, what will you shouts and cries of millions in mor- words the vision vanished, and I have me to do?" I heard that still tal combat, I again heard the mys- started from my seat and felt that small voice say, "The harvest is terious voice saying, 'Son of the I had seen a vision wherein had ripe and the laborers are few. Go Republic, look and learn.' been sho~n me the birth, progress, preach my word." So I preanhed my first feebl~ sermon Mar-:h 8 "When the voice had ceased, the and destmy of the United States." at the Apostolic Faith Tab~rnade dark shadowy angel placed his (Originally !lUblished by Wesley in Rockdale, Texas. I have faith trumpet once more to his mouth, Bradshaw. Copied from a reprint to believe I can do all things and blew a long fearful blast. In- in the ,National Tribune, Vol. 4, No. through Him that gives me stantly a light as of a thousand 12, December, 1880). strength. So last Easter Sunday I suns shone down from above me, (Taken from booklet "Personal was ordained. Praise God from and pierced and broke into frag- Return of Christ" b'; Lawrence whom aU blessings flow. I am ments the dark clouds which en- M. Booth). '- asking each Christian that reads veloped America. At the same this to please ask God to give me moment the angel upon whose head THE REFINER'S FIRE power to :preach His word. May still shone the word UNION, and -0- God bless you and your family lS who bore our national flag in one The Refiner's Fire is good for my prayer. hand and a sword in the other, all; descended from the heavens at- It crU'3hes the great, increases MRS. J. T. PRUETT tended by legions of white spirits. the small! It melts th~ pride of the proud- These immediately joined the in- SOME BIRD est man, habitants of America, who I per- When a Church wants a Pastor, ceived were well-nigh overcome, And shakes his knees until he can't stand! They often want, but who immediately taking cour- It burns the feet that would age again, closed up their broken The strength of an Eagle, step aside; ranks' and renewed the battle. The grace of a Swan, And scrape'3 the rust from Again, amid the fearful noise of The gentleness of a Dove, tradition's hide! the conflict, I heard the mysterious It b?-kes; it boils; it stews; it The friendliness of a Swallow, voice saying, 'Son of the Republic, fnes, The eyes of a Hawk, look and learn.' Until the rubbish is purified! And the night hours of an Owl. "As the voice ceased the shadowy The merits of this Fire is '3ung, When they catch that Bird, angel for the last time dipped But best of all, it bridles the water from the ocean and sprink- tongue! They expect him to live led it upon America. Instantly the On the food of a Canary. each Monday morning at Lapeer, W.M.P.C., Official Organ of the Ori2'inal Apostolic, Pentecostal, and Miss Ruth Peter and father have the Fri- Full Gospel Movements of the World. day one-hour noon broadcast each week. The work is growing nicely. All glory and praise Un-Denominational and Inter-Denominational to the Master. Continue to pray for us. ROBERT L. PARHAM, Editor Brother and Sister V. Peter PAULINE H. PAoRHAM,Associate Editor and Co-Workers. Baxter Springs, Kansas, Box 6
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RIEPORT OF THE WORK Marshall, 5-year-old son of Mr. and JVtrs. :.A.T PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Carl Forbes of Stella, Mo., passed away at his The work at the Union Rescue Mission, 40 home, March 10, after a short illness. Brother Auburn Avenue, Pontiac, Michigan, under the Albert Durham, Ralph Durham and James Hos- leadership of ,Rev. and Mrs. V. Peter, has been ler were in charge of funeral services. pl'ogressing well. During the past three months 3,140 meals have been served and sleeping ac- ANNOUNCEMENT commodations provided for 1,315 people with- Miss ,Addie Mae Copeland, daughter of out charge. One thousand articles of clothing, Brother F. P. Copeland, of Farnsworth, Texas, shoes and furniture have been given to ,the was united in marriage to Mr. Victor Jaurez needy. Fifty souls have been saved. Two of Fowler, Kansas, at the home of the bride's preachers have been ordained in Full Gospel sister, Mr. and Mrs. George King of Sun Ray, work, including Brother Peter's son, Fred, who Texas, March 19, 1940. Miss Copeland has been has charge of Girls' Rescue Home in Flint. The in the Gospel work for several years with her Lord is greatly blessing this young man's ef- father and is well known among the young forts with souls for Him. He has charge of people. They are making their home at Meade, a radio program for three-quarters of an hour Kansas.
